INTERCOMPANY COMMUNICATIONS. 4.1 AT&T OKLAHOMA Event Notification Process, a Network Event is any condition that occurs in the network that causes blocked calls associated with inter-office message traffic, managed by the Network Management Service Center ("NMSC") will utilize the CLEC’s Network Management Center ("NMC") or other CLEC identified contacts listed in the “AT&T 13-STATE CLEC Profile” (Section 7, Contact Names) as the Single Point of Contact to notify CLEC of the existence, location, and source of all emergency network outages affecting a CLEC End User. Notification will be sent via e-mail, as designated in the CLEC Profile. The CLEC Customer Network Service Center ("CNSC") or the CLEC NMC may call the AT&T OKLAHOMA Local Operation Center (LOC) in order to discuss scheduled activities that may impact CLEC End Users. For purposes of this subsection, an emergency network outage is defined as 5,000 or more blocked call attempts in a ten (10) minute period, in a single exchange.
INTERCOMPANY COMMUNICATIONS. 4.1 AT&T Event Notification Process, a Network Event is any condition that occurs in the network that causes blocked calls associated with inter-office message traffic, managed by the Global Network Operations Center (GNOC)/Network Reliability Center (NRC) will utilize the CLEC’s Network Management Center ("NRC") or other CLEC identified contacts listed in the “AT&T 22-STATE CLEC Profile” (Section 7, Contact Names) as the Single Point of Contact to notify CLEC of the existence, location, and source of all emergency network outages affecting an CLEC End Users . Notification will be sent via facsimile and/or e-mail, as designated in the CLEC Profile. The CLEC Customer Network Service Center ("CNSC") or the CLEC NMC may call the appropriate AT&T Wholesale Customer Maintenance Center (WCMC) in order to discuss scheduled activities that may impact CLEC End Users . For purposes of this subsection, an emergency network outage is defined as 5,000 or more blocked call attempts in a ten (10) minute period, in a single exchange.
INTERCOMPANY COMMUNICATIONS. SBC-ASI/13State will notify CLEC of the existence, location, and source of all emergency network outages affecting a CLEC End User via e-mail or other reasonable method determined by SBC-ASI/13State.
INTERCOMPANY COMMUNICATIONS. 4.1 SBC TEXAS’ Event Notification Process: a network Event is any condition that occurs in the network that causes blocked calls associated with inter-office message traffic, managed by the Network Management Service Center ("NMSC") will utilize the CLEC Network Management Center ("NMC") or other CLEC identified contacts listed in the “SBC13-STATE CLEC Profile” (Section 7, Contact Names) as the Single Point of Contact to notify CLEC of the existence, location, and source of all emergency network outages affecting a CLEC End User. Notification will be sent via facsimile and/or e-mail, as designated in the CLEC Profile. The CLEC ‘s Customer Network Service Center ("CNSC") or the CLEC NMC may call the SBC TEXAS’ Local Operation Center (LOC) in order to discuss scheduled activities that may impact CLEC End Users. For purposes of this subsection, an emergency network outage is defined as 5,000 or more blocked call attempts in a ten (10) minute period, in a single exchange.
INTERCOMPANY COMMUNICATIONS. 5.1 The SWBT Network Management Service Center ("NMSC") will utilize the CLEC Network Management Center ("NMC") as the Single Point of Contact to notify CLEC of the existence, location, and source of all emergency network outages affecting an CLEC customer. The CLEC Customer Network Service Center ("CNSC") or the CLEC NMC may call the SWBT NMSC in order to discuss scheduled activities that may impact CLEC Customers. For purposes of this subsection, an emergency network outage is defined as 5,000 or more blocked call attempts in a ten (10) minute period, in a single exchange.
